Tennessee May Weather

Tennessee weather averages and all-time records in the month of May from 1991–2020 based on data made available by the NOAA.

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Tennessee Cities

May weather averages for various places in Tennessee, from 1991–2020.

City	Average (°F)		Record (°F)		Monthly (inches)
City	High	Low	High	Low	Precipitation
Athens	78.6	54.8	95	29	4.6
Bolivar	79.4	57.7	99	32	5.3
Bristol	77.0	52.5	98	30	3.8
Brownsville	80.0	60.2	98	35	6.0
Chattanooga	80.8	58.6	99	34	3.9
Clarksville	79.5	57.1	99	32	5.3
Cleveland	79.1	55.1	95	30	4.6
Columbia	78.6	53.9	99	31	5.2
Cookeville	77.3	53.1	98	29	5.2
Crossville	73.8	52.5	95	28	5.4
Dayton	78.1	56.0	94	30	4.9
Dickson	77.7	55.2	98	29	5.9
Elizabethton	77.0	52.5	98	30	3.8
Fayetteville	80.3	56.4	97	28	4.7
Franklin	78.0	55.0	96	30	5.4
Gatlinburg	76.4	51.0	98	26	5.5
Greeneville	77.8	50.6	96	26	4.2
Jackson	79.6	58.7	102	31	4.9
Johnson City	77.0	52.5	98	30	3.8
Kingsport	78.4	54.1	98	30	3.7
Knoxville	78.8	57.2	96	32	4.1
Lawrenceburg	78.3	55.9	94	30	5.2
Lebanon	79.5	55.1	96	29	5.1
Lenoir City	79.3	56.4	95	32	4.0
Lewisburg	79.4	53.1	98	29	4.5
Martin	79.4	57.8	98	31	5.6
McMinnville	79.1	56.8	100	30	4.8
Memphis	81.5	62.6	99	36	5.3
Milan	80.2	57.0	98	32	6.3
Monteagle	73.8	54.5	95	30	5.3
Murfreesboro	79.2	55.2	97	32	4.9
Nashville	79.4	58.3	96	31	5.0
Newport	78.3	54.6	98	29	4.1
Oak Ridge	79.2	56.0	94	30	4.5
Pulaski	78.5	54.3	96	30	4.6
Rogersville	77.1	53.7	96	27	4.0
Selmer	80.3	57.6	96	29	5.4
Sevierville	80.3	54.7	93	27	3.5
Shelbyville	79.6	56.5	96	30	5.0
Springfield	77.2	55.1	96	30	5.6
Tullahoma	77.5	55.6	97	29	4.7
Union City	78.1	57.3	100	32	5.6